Putin said that none of the objects that appear in the investigation of Alexei Navalny belonged to or belonged to him or his family.
"Boring, girls." Putin commented on Navalny's investigation of the palace in Gelendzhik From bbc.com 4 min View original Video caption, Snowballs, riot police and detentions: how was the day of protests in Russia For the first time, Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on Alexei Navalny's film, in which the oppositionist claims that Putin owns a huge palace near Gelendzhik. According to him, he did not watch the film, but leafed through the videos prepared by the assistants. Putin said that none of the objects that appear in Alexei Navalny's investigation belong or belong to him or his family. "Nothing that is indicated there as my property, neither me, nor my close relatives belongs and never did," the Russian president said, communicating with students via videoconference on the occasion of Russian Students' Day. The question about the palace was asked by Daniil Chemezov, a student of the Ufa State Oil Technical University. "Well,